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9781586033958

Role of Biodiversity Conservation in the Transition to Rural Sustainability

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    9781586033958

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    1586033956

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-03-01
  • Publisher: Ios Pr Inc

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This book presents interdisciplinary advances in theory and practice pertaining to rural sustainability and sets forth an action research agenda and policy prescriptions to support rural sustainability with special emphasis on the Accession Countries to the EU. The book addresses four themes. The first theme describes recent developments in tools and approaches to linking science, policy and management for biodiversity conservation improvement and their role in the transition to rural sustainability. The second is on challenges for biodiversity conservation in rural areas in Europe and North America as EU enlargement comes to be a reality. The third covers comparing and contrasting case study applications in biodiversity conservation from NATO and NATO partner countries. The last identifies new opportunities for re-structuring science, policy and management to improve biodiversity conservation in rural areas in the context of an enlarged European Union.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements v
Preface vii
Ragnhild Sohlberg
The Role of Biodiversity Conservation in Rural Sustainability: An Introduction 1(28)
Steve Light, Rafal Serafin, Timothy O'Riordan, Zbigniew Bochniarz, Jan Sendzimir and Kristen Blann
Section 1. The Importance of Dealing with Biodiversity in New Ways
A New Agricultural Policy for the United States
29(19)
Dennis Keeney and Loni Kemp
Integration of Biodiversity in the Common Agricultural Policy Reform: Implications for Research
48(15)
Xavier Poux
Section 2. What are the Theoretical Contributions to the Conservation of Biodiversity on Rural Landscapes
Institutional Innovation and Adaptive Management: Learning from Bolivia's Decentralization Experiment
63(16)
Krister Andersson and Marco A. Janssen
Building Institutional Capacity for Biodiversity and Rural Sustainability
79(16)
Zbigniew Bochniarz and Richard S. Bolan
Promoting Sustainable Development at a Regional Level as an Economic Driver
95(6)
Keith Buchanan
Toward Rural Sustainability in British Columbia: The Role of Biodiversity Conservation and Other Factors
101(13)
J.C. Day, Thomas I. Gunton, Tanis M. Frame, Karin H. Albert and K.S. Calbick
State of Biodiversity in Some Rural Areas of the Ukraine and Abilities of its Improvement
114(11)
Natalija Kovalchuk
Sustainable Rural Development: the Role of Community Involvement and Local Partnerships
125(11)
Malcolm J. Moseley
The Hickling Experience
136(11)
Tim O'Riordan
The Social-Psychological Dimension of Biodiversity Conservation
147(13)
Susanne Stoll-Kleemann
Is There Anything to Learn from the Experience in the Maine Lobster Fishery?
160(13)
James A. Wilson
Section 3. How is Biodiversity Being Integrated in Practice into Rural Sustainability Efforts?
Alternatives to Crisis: an Adaptive Management Model for the Red River Basin of the U.S. and Canada
173(26)
Kristen Blann, Tim Webb, Dennis Keeney and Steve Light
The Rhoen Region: A Model for Sustainable Development at the Former Border between East and West Germany
199(13)
Wolfgang Fremuth
The Role of Rural Communities in Biodiversity Conservation and the Transition to Sustainability: Practical Experiences from the Pacific Northwest United States
212(20)
J. Martin Goebel, Caitlin Fox and Krystyna U. Wolniakowski
Some Thoughts on Rural Sustainability in Canada - and Elsewhere
232(22)
Gordon Nelson
An Interdisciplinary Approach for Integrating Landscape Management in the Common Agricultural Policy: Application to the Municipality of Mertola, Southern Alentejo, Portugal
254(7)
Rosário Oliveira and Teresa Pinto-Correia
The Tisza River Basin: Slow Change Leads to Sudden Crisis
261(30)
Jan Sendzimir, Peter Balogh, Anna Vari and Tamás Lantos
Conservation and Restoration of the Danube River Floodplains as a Basis for Rural Sustainable Development
291(11)
Philip Weller
Belarusian Polesye - A Regional Model for Transition to Sustainable Development
302(13)
Valentin Yatsukhno, Elena Davydik and Maxim Vergeichik
Section 4. Where Do We Go Next?
Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations
315(11)
Steve Light and Kristen Blann
An Epilogue: Reflections on Peasantry, Power and Security
326(12)
Steve Light, Bridget O'Meara and Kristen Blann
Appendix A: ARW Participants 338(4)
Author Index 342

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